Sentence examples for would privilege from inspiring English sources

Power in a system would privilege its authors.

But if this were enacted along the lines recommended by the London Finance Commission, it would privilege the strong and produce further economic imbalancing, not rebalancing.

My ideal policy world would privilege other forms of criminal justice reform over the outright legalization of pot, and words cannot express how little sympathy I have for stoner culture.

Christy Halbert, secretary of the boxing association's women's commission, said: "If we were to only choose the better three lower weights or best three upper weights, that would privilege certain weights.

Thus, to give a different weight to a TPI respect to another does not make sense; since, in this case, we would privilege a dimension rather than another.

If Nietzsche is not a realist about value, then he must be an anti-realist: he must deny that there is any objective fact of the matter that would privilege his evaluative perspective over its target.

For those who prefer orchestrated backing to blowing their own trumpet, who'd privilege running a narrative scenario over running a small business, who'd rather write adventures than adverts, self-publishing is not the answer.

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Ricketts has said that those who arrived in the country illegally shouldn't receive privileges intended for legal residents and said the bill would expand privileges to individuals beyond the youth covered under the program.

Time and again in jail he would refuse privileges if they were offered to him but not to other prisoners.

The people who participated in this clandestine operation knew that they would lose privileges if they refused to take part.